Henry II of Cyprus

Henry II (1270–1324) was a son of Hugh III and succeeded his brother John I as king of Cyprus in 1285. That year he retook Acre from the Angevins and in 1286 was crowned king of Jerusalem at Tyre, the last such coronation.

During the Mamluk siege of Acre in 1291 he fled to Cyprus; the city fell, ending the mainland kingdom. He later sought Mongol ruler Ghazan's cooperation and twice asked the pope for a new crusade.

In Cyprus he had the High Court keep written records. Epileptic, he was deposed in 1306 by his brother Amalric and exiled to Armenia, returning in 1310 after Amalric's murder. Childless, he was succeeded by his nephew Hugh IV.